Request to take a disk number as parameter in --disk command in CLI about nwinfo HOT 9 CLOSED

Looks good under Win10 x64

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This would be good, so that we can determine if a specific disk is an SSD or not as this is difficult to do unless we use powershell and full OS rather than WinPE.

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nwinfo_x64.exe --human --disk=1 --no-smart
This command will only display information of Disk 1 as output.

This parameter is ambiguous.
Windows counts disks starting from 0, so "Disk 1" could be considered either the first disk (DISK0) or the second disk (DISK1).
Besides, "Disk 1" could refer to "\\.\PhysicalDrive0" or "\\.\CdRom0" (or even a floppy disk).

I prefer using the format nwinfo --disk=\\.\PhysicalDrive0 to display information for a specified disk. This way, there is no ambiguity.

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@devdevadev You can now download and test: https://github.com/a1ive/nwinfo/releases/tag/latest
Example usage: nwinfo_x64 --disk=\\.\PhysicalDrive0 --no-smart

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Looks good under Win10 x64

When S.M.A.R.T. detection is disabled (by adding the --no-smart option), nwinfo determines whether the disk is an SSD by querying for the seek penalty descriptor, supporting systems from Windows 7 and above.
When S.M.A.R.T. detection is enabled, it invokes the CrystalDiskInfo API (integrated into libcdi.*.dll) to determine whether it's an SSD, which is more accurate but slower.

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Thanks. I have written a quick blog article
https://rmprepusb.blogspot.com/2024/01/a-useful-system-information-utility-for.html
Hope its OK?

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Thanks for considering the disk number as parameter in --disk command. I will remove --no-smart so I can get more accurate info about SSD Drives.

As you said nwinfo use CrystalDiskInfo API by default. Will it be possible for nwinfo to measure random-reads of an unformatted/formatted disk and output result to console ? So we can know which SSD is more faster. and can create a SSD Disk list as per decending speed order.

Thanks & Regards...

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Thanks. I have written a quick blog article https://rmprepusb.blogspot.com/2024/01/a-useful-system-information-utility-for.html Hope its OK?

Thanks for your article. The drivers (*.sys) included in the release files are on Microsoft's blacklist, so they may trigger antivirus alerts. If you have concerns, you can delete them, but it will result in the inability to access CPU temperature, voltage, power consumption, ACPI tables, and SPD information, without affecting other functionalities. Other files can also be deleted as needed, without affecting the use of CLI / GUI programs.

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Will it be possible for nwinfo to measure random-reads of an unformatted/formatted disk and output result to console ?

The feature you mentioned belongs to CrystalDiskMark, not CrystalDiskInfo. You might have confused the two.

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